Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
News Notes.

NGvyA INVeOSs
The number of transfers of real es-
tate recorded yesterday was $50; the
amount of transfers was 1915, ,725.
George, Fuller, Patterson Sprige
and Cassius Carter were admitted to
practice yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court.
Two hand-carts were stolen from in
front of 2l5 Los Angeles street on Mon
day night. The police are on the trail
of the thieves.
The Los Angeles Rife Club is
searching for new range. At pres
ent they have a range near the Sisters
hospital, but they are in search OF a
longer one to be at least 600 yards.
The Parker Literary Association
will hold its regular meeting this
wednesday, evening, in the lecture
room of the First Baptist Church. An
excellent programme has been
arranged and good time may be ex-
pected.
Yesterday morning ]. o. Overley,
while crossing Los Angeles street near
First, was knocked down and run over
bv a passing vehicle. His wrist was
broken, besides receiving several in
ternal injuries.
In the United States District Court
yesterday Antonio Williams, charged
with introducing liquors into the In
dian reservation at Captain Grande,
withdrew his plea of guilty and fur
nished new bonds in $500.
The advance car of fJohn Robinson's
show was on the sidetrack at the depot
Yesterday. George w. Aiken, adver-
tising agent of Mr.. Robinson, has this
car fitted up in palatial style, and
takes all the comforts of prince in
this "Home ON the Rail"
A smash-up occurred yesterday on
the California Central, at South Pas
adena. A passenger train was run
into on a side track by freight train
and the locomotive of the freight train
badly demoralized. Nobody was in
jured. Explanations are in order. The
passengers went through as usual.
Officer Dillon while wandering
around his beat yesterday happened
to pass along Grant avenue near the
river. He found ten or eleven bodies
of dead animals lying partly above
ground, being only partially buried.
He says that the stencil that was
arising would sicken even the stomach
of policeman.
Another great washout occurred
yesterday in the neighborhood of Pan
tano, Ariz., destroying the new repair
work just made, and requiring the
work to be done over again. The
showery weather still continues and
eternal vigilance is necessary along
the track of the storms which appear
to be vertical and sweep everything
before them.
Mr.. L. T. Garnsey, who returned
by rail from San Diego yesterday, re-
ports that Colonel Ayers, of the HER
AID, with Dan. Mcfarland and others
of the yacht Aggie party, are having
an enjoyable time, and yesterday, on
a trip to National City and about San
Diego bay they were joined by that
prince of good fellows Mayor w. HI.
Workman and party. 1t is stated that
Colonel Ayers was dubbed the young
est of the party, and could discern a
person on shore with the naked eye
farther than the balance OF the party
with the best Of glasses. The party
are now on their return trip up the
coast with the intention Of putting i'll
to Redondo Beach to INSPECT the loca-
ton OF a hotel site similar to the one
at Coronado Beach, and second to
none on the Pacific coast. Mr.. lngle,
one of the efficient managers OF the
Coronado Beach Company, accompa-
MES them on their return trip.